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scroll in Greek

scroll in Greek is κύλινδρος, πάπυρος, περγαμηνή — scroll means a roll of paper or parchment, especially one containing writing.

scroll in Greek

κύλινδρος
noun
Pronounced: kylindros
πάπυρος
noun
Pronounced: papyros
περγαμηνή
noun
Pronounced: pergamini

What does "scroll" mean?

  1. noun A roll of paper or parchment, especially one containing writing.
    "The ancient scroll was carefully unrolled by the museum curator."
  2. verb To move text or images on a screen up, down, or sideways to view more content.
    "She scrolled through her feed during the commute."
  3. verb (informal) To browse social media aimlessly for long stretches of time.
    "He admitted he'd been scrolling for an hour instead of sleeping."
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scroll in a sentence

  • The ancient scroll was carefully unrolled by the museum curator.
  • She scrolled through her feed during the commute.
  • Scroll down to see the rest of the article.
  • He admitted he'd been scrolling for an hour instead of sleeping.

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What is "scroll" in Greek?

"scroll" in Greek is κύλινδρος, πάπυρος, περγαμηνή. scroll means: A roll of paper or parchment, especially one containing writing.

How do you pronounce κύλινδρος?

"scroll" in Greek is κύλινδρος, pronounced "kylindros".

How do you use "scroll" in a sentence?

Example: "The ancient scroll was carefully unrolled by the museum curator." In Greek, "scroll" is κύλινδρος, πάπυρος, περγαμηνή.

Are there other ways to say "scroll" in Greek?

Yes — Greek has 3 translations listed for "scroll": κύλινδρος, πάπυρος, περγαμηνή.

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